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Kovap Tin Plated Steam Roller, Rattendeep Indian Tug Boat and a Tin plate Bucket

2003 Mercedes-Benz CL55 Kompressor AMG Transmission: automaticMileage:12919The name CL stands for the German 'Coupé Leicht' or Coupé Light. The CL-Class is based on the S-Class full-size luxury car known at first as the SEC and later S coupé. It was spun off into its own, current name in 1996 and in 1997 for North American markets. The CL continued to follow the same development cycle as the S, although riding on a shorter wheelbase and sharing the same engines, albeit with less choice, as only the higher-output power trains were offered. The second generation CL or the W215 chassis coupé of 2000-2006 came in various guises with this example being the supercharged V8-powered CL55 AMG. It came equipped with the very latest in Mercedes-Benz technology and, along with the S-Class saloons; the CL coupés received all new technological features.Purchased from new on 15th May 2005 by our vendor, this incredibly low mileage example of the supercharged V8 powered CL55 AMG Kompressor which possesses 493bhp and is capable of 0-60 in 4.8 seconds cost £98,564 new. Specified with £5,674 of options including radar assist cruise control, keyless go, a TV tuner in front, Nokia 6210 WAP phone, 19" AMG alloy wheels, electric rear roller blind and Linguatronic. Presented in metallic silver with a black leather trim this example has covered a mere 12,919 miles with much of its recent life dry stored in the vendors garage alongside its sister SL55. Recently recommissioned with an oil and filter change, new fuel pump, new battery and new fluids this example represents a rare opportunity to own a modern classic coupé with supercar credentials. Offered with the original book pack and service booklet showing two early services stamped in 2004 and 2009 with Mercedes-Benz dealers, the last at 12,860. This Mercedes comes to auction without reserve with and MoT certificate until November 2024 and viewing is highly recommended.Guide Price £15,000-£20,000Interested parties should note that this example has been stored for some 10 years. Although recently recommissioned this example is still on its original tyres which we would recommend replacing.  

MÄRKLIN Konvolut Gleispackungen und Zubehör für die Spur 1, bestehend aus einem Rollenprüfstand 59934 mit 6 Rollenbockpaaren (2 fehlen), 3 Weichen 5971, 2 Weichen 5966, 2 x Gleispackung 5901 mit insgesamt 19 geraden Gleisstücken, 1 x Gleispackung 5934 mit gebogenen Gleisstücken, 1x 5917 mit kurzen Gleisstücken, Prellbock 5602 und 1 Hauptsignal 5614, je im Orig.-Karton. Zugehörigkeit von Inhalt und Karton sowie Zustand nur oberflächlich geprüft.| MÄRKLIN mixed lot of track packs and accessories for track 1, consisting of a roller dynamometer 59934 with 6 pairs of roller blocks (2 are missing), 3 switches 5971, 2 switches 5966, 2 x track pack 5901 with a total of 19 straight track pieces, 1 x track pack 5934 with curved track pieces, 1x 5917 with short track pieces, buffer stop 5602 and 1 main signal 5614, each in the original box. Contents and box as well as condition only checked superficially.

A 1940's 63 destination bus station roller for the northern area to include Barnsley, Leeds, Bradford, Sheffield, Doncaster, Rotherham, Crookes, Millhouses and Ecclesall.

An Art Deco American silver Wig-Wag automatic wristwatch head, circa 1931, rectangular silvered dial with applied gilt Arabic numerals and subsidiary seconds dial, import hallmark Glasgow 1931, patent no. D.R.P.529785, serial no. 1743652, case width 25mm, working order. Notes - this self-winding watch was patented in 1931 and employs 'roller winding' in which the entire movement slides back and forth to wind the watchMovement Ð currently working Dial - slightly discoloured with 2 stain patches in centreGlass - cleanHands - goodCase - general wear and light abrasions mainly to high pointsCrown Ð hands adjust smoothlyBracelet - none Notes Ð no box or papers

Britains lead garden, inc. rockery, walls, square section, pergola, man with roller, old couple on a bench, man with wheelbarrow and 30 various plants and flowers

ERWIN DOMINIK OSEN* (Wien 1891 - 1970 Dortmund)Donauinsel bei Klosterneuburg, nach 1934Öl/Leinwand, 35,5 × 50,5 cmsigniert Erwin Dom Osenabgebildet in Bauer, Erwin Osen, Wien 2023, S. 141SCHÄTZPREIS °€ 6000 - 10000STARTPREIS °€ 6000Erwin Dominik Osen (Erwin Dom-Osen, Dom O-Sen), zu dessen Vorfahren Adalbert Stifter zählt, trat sechsjährig in die Ballettschule der Wiener Hofoper ein, wo Gustav Mahler ihn zu fördern begann. Weitere Privatlehrer und Förderer wurden Alfred Roller und Gustav Klimt.Osen studierte an der Wiener Akademie der bildenden Künste bei Christian Griepenkerl und lernte dort Egon Schiele kennen. Sie wurden schnell beste Freunde. Osen war 1909 neben Schiele einer der Mitbegründer der Neukunstgruppe, die einen eigenen österreichischen Farbexpressionismus schuf. Nach der Kunstakademie bereiste er viele Länder, u. a. in der Südsee. 1914 feierte Osen als Bühnenbildner am Neuen Deutschen Theater in Prag einen Welterfolg mit der Darstellung des Metaphysischen. Landschaftsbilder und Porträts entstanden in der Abgeschiedenheit der Osttiroler Bergwelt.Bitte beachten: Der Kaufpreis besteht aus Meistbot zuzüglich des Aufgeldes, der Umsatzsteuer sowie gegebenenfalls der Folgerechtsabgabe. Bei Normalbesteuerung (mit ° gekennzeichnet) kommt auf das Meistbot ein Aufgeld in der Höhe von 24% hinzu. Auf die Summe von Meistbot und Aufgeld kommt die gesetzliche Umsatzsteuer von 13%, bei Fotografien 20% hinzu. Bei Differenzbesteuerung beträgt das Aufgeld 28%. Die Umsatzsteuer ist bei der Differenzbesteuerung inkludiert.

CARRY HAUSER* (Wien 1895 - 1985 Rekawinkel)Das Krankenhaus, 1921Tusche/Papier, 43 × 32 cmmonogrammiert CH, datiert 21, beschriftet Das Krankenhausverso beschriftet, signiert und datiert Spital in Passau nach einem Besuch bei einem Kranken im Jahr 1921 als ich in Hals lebte nach dem Krieg 1914-18, Carry Hauser 1976ausgestellt Galerie Würthle, Wien 1926 und Frauenbad, Baden bei Wien 1989, Kat. Nr. 166abgebildet in Cabuk,Wkvz. Carry Hauser 2012, S. 303, Abb. 1921 Z 19SCHÄTZPREIS € 4000 - 6000STARTPREIS € 4000Österreichischer Maler, Bühnenbildner, Dichter, Schriftsteller des 20. Jahrhunderts. Studierte an der Kunstgewerbeschule in Wien bei Alfred Roller, Oskar Strnad, Anton von Kenner und Adolf Michael Boehm. Zog 1914 als Freiwilliger in den Ersten Weltkrieg, kehrte als Pazifist zurück. Befreundet mit Franz Theodor Csokor und gefördert von Arthur Roessler. Mitglied in der Künstlergruppe Freie Bewegung und 1925 bis 1938 Mitglied im Hagenbund. Lebte zeitweise in Passau, gemeinsam mit Georg Philipp Wörlen, Reinhard Hilker, Fritz Fuhrken und Franz Bronstert in der Künstlergruppe Der Fels. Ab 1922 verheiratet mit der Altphilologin Gertrude Herzog-Hauser. Während des Zweiten Weltkrieges im Exil in der Schweiz, Frau und Sohn flohen in die Niederlande. Ab 1947 wieder in Wien am kulturellen Wiederaufbau beteiligt. Generalsekretär und Vizepräsident des P.E.N. Clubs, Ehrenpräsident des Neuen Hagenbundes. Stilistische Entwicklung von der klassischen, akademischen Ausbildung über den frühen Expressionismus hin zur Neuen Sachlichkeit. Themen wie Liebe, Tod, Eros, narrative Darstellungen, religiöse Themen. Ab Mitte der 1960er Jahre Reisen nach Afrika, vermehrt afrikanische Motive. Bitte beachten: Der Kaufpreis besteht aus Meistbot zuzüglich des Aufgeldes, der Umsatzsteuer sowie gegebenenfalls der Folgerechtsabgabe. Bei Normalbesteuerung (mit ° gekennzeichnet) kommt auf das Meistbot ein Aufgeld in der Höhe von 24% hinzu. Auf die Summe von Meistbot und Aufgeld kommt die gesetzliche Umsatzsteuer von 13%, bei Fotografien 20% hinzu. Bei Differenzbesteuerung beträgt das Aufgeld 28%. Die Umsatzsteuer ist bei der Differenzbesteuerung inkludiert.

LUDWIG HEINRICH JUNGNICKEL* (Wunsiedel 1881 - 1965 Wien)Zwei AffenkinderKohle/Papier, 24 × 30,4 cmSCHÄTZPREIS € 300 - 600STARTPREIS € 300Jungnickel war der Sohn eines Tischlers. 1885 übersiedelte die Familie nach München, wo er die Kunstgewerbeschule besuchte. Der Archäologe Orazio Maruchi ermöglichte es ihm, in den Sammlungen des Vatikans Kopien von den dortigen Bildern anzufertigen. Deren Qualität war so gut, dass man ihm eine Ausbildung zum Kirchenmaler vorschlug. Zu diesem Zweck wurde Ludwig Heinrich Jungnickel Zögling im Kloster Tanzenberg bei Klagenfurt. 1899 zog er nach Wien und schrieb sich an der Wiener Akademie in der Allgemeinen Malerschule bei Christian Griepenkerl ein. Um 1900 war er für den Kölner Schokoladeproduzenten Ludwig Stollwerck mit Entwürfen für Stollwerck-Sammelbilder tätig. Nach der Rückkehr von einer Ungarnreise inskribierte er sich 1902 bei Alfred Roller an der Kunstgewerbeschule des k. k. Museums für Kunst und Industrie. 1905 ging Jungnickel nach München an die Akademie der bildenden Künste zu Professor Marr und kehrte 1906 an die Wiener Akademie der bildenden Künste (William Unger) zurück. Der Durchbruch gelang ihm durch die Veröffentlichung von Bildern in Schablonenspritztechnik, die er nach der Kunstzeitschrift The Studio erfunden hatte. 1906 stellte er an der Wiener Secession aus, wurde aber nie Mitglied. Mitarbeiter der Wiener Werkstätte. Sein wohl bedeutendstes Werk für die WW waren Entwürfe eines Tierfrieses für ein Kinderzimmer im Palais Stoclet, Brüssel. In der Kunstschau Wien 1908 stellte Jungnickel erste Farbholzschnitte aus, denen 1909 eine Serie von Farbholzschnitten von Tieren aus dem Tiergarten Schönbrunn folgte. Bei der Internationalen Kunstausstellung 1911 in Rom erhielt er den Grafikerpreis, in Amsterdam die goldene Medaille. In Leipzig wurde ihm 1914 die Staatsmedaille der Internationalen Ausstellung für Buchgewerbe und Grafik Bugra verliehen und 1915 in San Francisco die Silber- und Bronzemedaille der Internationalen Ausstellung. 1911 erhielt Ludwig Heinrich Jungnickel die Professur an der Fachklasse für Graphische Kunst in Frankfurt. Im gleichen Jahr präsentierte er Farbholzschnitte mit Ansichten von Frankfurt. 1912 kehrte er nach Wien zurück und beschäftigte sich mit Tapetenentwürfen, Exlibris und Tierholzschnitten. Studienreisen führten Jungnickel 1912 nach Bosnien und in die Herzegowina und 1914 nach Ungarn. Während des Weltkriegs wechselte Jungnickel von den grafischen Arbeiten verstärkt zu Zeichnungen mit Kohle, Kreide und Bleistift. Ende 1915 leistete er ein halbes Jahr lang Militärdienst für Deutschland in der Etappe. 1917 fertigte er eine Mappe mit sechs Farbholzschnitten Tiere der Fabel, die später um 24 Farblithografien zur Illustration der Äsopschen Tierfabeln des klassischen Altertums erweitert wurden und 1919 beim Verlag Schroll in gebundener Form erschienen. 1918 erhielt Ludwig Heinrich Jungnickel die österreichische Staatsbürgerschaft. Das Italienische Skizzenbuch mit 40 Lithografien erschien 1921 und 1922 im Haybach-Verlag Wien L. H. Jungnickel – Studien aus der Spanischen Hofreitschule. In den 1920er Jahren unternahm er zahlreiche Reisen, die ihn nach Deutschland, Holland, Italien und Jugoslawien führten. In Italien und Jugoslawien entstanden vor allem Bilder von Küstenlandschaften. Offenbar war Jungnickel auch Schüler am Bauhaus in Weimar; die 1919 veröffentlichte Jahresmappe der Gesellschaft für vervielfältigende Kunst in Wien „Studierende des Bauhauses“ enthält seine Lithografie Reitschule. Ab 1924 war Ludwig Heinrich Jungnickel Mitglied des Wiener Künstlerhauses, wo er sich an Ausstellungen beteiligte. 1930 erhielt er den Österreichischen Staatspreis für bildende Kunst und die Goldene Ehrenmedaille der Genossenschaft der bildenden Künstler Wien, 1937 den Großen Österreichische Staatspreis für bildende Kunst; 1937 Teilnahme an der Großen Deutschen Kunstausstellung 1937 in München mit der Zeichnung Dalmatinischer Esel. Da der Präsident des Wiener Künstlerhauses seinen Ariernachweis nicht an die Behörden weitergab und man ihn vermutlich wegen Kontakten zu Juden denunziert hatte, emigrierte Jungnickel nach Opatija. Unterdessen wurde seine Wohnung von der Gestapo geräumt und 1945 sein Atelier bei einem Luftangriff zerstört. Jungnickel wurde in Abwesenheit wegen „staatsfeindlicher Betätigung“ verurteilt.Bitte beachten: Der Kaufpreis besteht aus Meistbot zuzüglich des Aufgeldes, der Umsatzsteuer sowie gegebenenfalls der Folgerechtsabgabe. Bei Normalbesteuerung (mit ° gekennzeichnet) kommt auf das Meistbot ein Aufgeld in der Höhe von 24% hinzu. Auf die Summe von Meistbot und Aufgeld kommt die gesetzliche Umsatzsteuer von 13%, bei Fotografien 20% hinzu. Bei Differenzbesteuerung beträgt das Aufgeld 28%. Die Umsatzsteuer ist bei der Differenzbesteuerung inkludiert.

A Flintlock BlunderbussBy J. & W. Richards Of Birmingham, Early 19th CenturyWith heavy two-stage barrel (light pitting overall) with elliptical muzzle, octagonal breech becoming polygonal and engraved with a line of beadwork at the rear, border engraved tang decorated with foliage, border engraved flat bevelled lock signed in script, cock engraved with foliage and with safety-catch behind, roller, figured full stock (some old bruising, slender old split on either side at the muzzle), border engraved brass mounts comprising shaped flat side-plate, butt-plate with a stand of banners on the heel tang, trigger-guard with acorn finial and engraved with a diamond-shaped panel on the bow, turned ramrod-pipes, and later horn-tipped ramrod, Tower private proof marks 41 cm. barrel Footnotes:Joseph & William Richards are recorded in Birmingham between 1799 and 1817 where they had a factory. Between 1808 and 1810 they are recorded at 16 Staining Lane, London. Joseph is recorded as carrying on the business alone in Birmingham between 1815 and 1830For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

A Flintlock Blunderbuss With Spring Bayonet Mounted Beneath By Walker, Almost Certainly Isaac Of Norwich, Circa 1800With two-stage barrel turned and belled at the muzzle and with side-mounted ramrod, octagonal breech becoming polygonal (touch-hole bushed), border engraved tang decorated with a martial trophy and foliage, and with a starburst in the sighting groove, case-hardened flat bevelled lock signed in capitals and with safety-catch, semi-rainproof pan and roller, figured half-stock (minor splits on the upper edge of the side-flat) with chequered grip, plain steel butt-plate and trigger-guard, the latter incorporating the barrel-catch, and brass-mounted ramrod (barrel and mounts with some old rust patination) 39.3 cm. barrelFootnotes:Isaac Walker is recorded in Norwich, Norfolk between 1797 and 1839Cf. an almost identical example sold in these Rooms, The Daniel Williams Collection of Antique Firearms & Edged Weapons, 28 November 2018, lot 87For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

A Long Barrelled Flintlock Blunderbuss With Spring Bayonet Signed Oxborrow, Circa 1825With earlier barrel flared at the muzzle, engraved with a panel of foliage at the breech and fitted with a folding bayonet above, tang with bayonet-catch, border engraved flat bevelled lock signed in capitals and decorated with a line of repeated foliage at the stepped tail, engraved cock, and roller, figured full stock (some old bruising) with horn fore-end cap and chequered grip, border engraved mounts comprising shaped tutenag side-plate decorated with a flower-head, brass butt-plate (old dent at the toe) decorated with a foliate scroll on the heel tang, trigger-guard with acorn finial and decorated with a gamebird in a landscape on the bow, and brass-mounted ramrod (steel parts with some pitting), private Birmingham proof marks and a star mark 53.5 cm. barrel Footnotes:A James Oxborrow is recorded at Woodbridge, Suffolk between 1823 and 1830For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

A Brass-Barrelled Flintlock Blunderbuss With Spring BayonetBy Jover, London, Circa 1780With barrel flared towards the muzzle, signed in script within an elongated loop along the tapering top flat at the breech, and fitted with a folding bayonet along the right side, border engraved tang finely engraved with foliage, flat bevelled lock signed in script and with bayonet-catch beneath the pan, flat bevelled cock, and large roller, figured full stock carved in relief with a shell behind the barrel tang, brass mounts comprising butt-plate decorated with a martial trophy and foliage along the border engraved heel tang, border engraved trigger-guard with acorn finial and decorated with a large flower-head on the bow, turned ramrod-pipes, and original ramrod with horn tip and steel worm, Tower private proof marks and William 1 Jover's barrelsmith's mark 36 cm. barrel Footnotes:See footnote to lot 217For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

An Early Brass-Barrelled Flintlock BlunderbussBy C. Perry Of London, Late 17th CenturyWith three-stage barrel flared at the muzzle, octagonal breech engraved with scrolling strawberry foliage, becoming polygonal and signed along the top flat, a raised moulding at the rear, tang now with later engraving, later engraved flat bevelled lock (cock replaced) signed 'Bales', roller, highly figured rootwood full stock (repaired in front of the lock, fore-end split) with raised moulding bordering the ramrod channel and around the barrel tang, brass mounts (side-plate replaced) comprising thin butt-plate secured by iron tacks, trigger-guard with moulded pointed finials, scrolled iron trigger, baluster ramrod-pipe, and later horn-tipped ramrod, London proof marks and Perry's barrelsmith's mark 41.7 cm. barrelFootnotes:ProvenanceSold in these Rooms, Antique Arms & Armour..., 28 November 2012, lot 388Charles Perry was apprenticed to William Bolton and turned over to John Skinner in 1679. Made free of the Gunmakers' Company in 1686, he is thought to have died by 1712For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

An Irish 18-Bore Flintlock Overcoat Pistol With Folding BayonetBy Bray, Dublin, Circa 1820With rebrowned twist sighted barrel engraved 'DUBLIN' and stamped with Irish registration number 'L-H 1234' for Co. Lough within the sighting groove along the top flat, and fitted with a folding bayonet on the left side at the muzzle, grooved engraved tang, border engraved flat lock (cock and safety-catch replaced) signed in capitals and decorated with a starburst behind the the pan, roller, figured full stock with broadly chequered rounded butt, bayonet-catch mounted to the left of the barrel tang, foliate engraved steel butt-cap and trigger-guard, the latter with pineapple finial, vacant silver escutcheon and barrel-bolt escutcheons, and stirrup ramrod (some wear and rust patination) 9.5 cm. barrelFootnotes:ProvenanceBonhams Oxford, Antique Arms & Militaria, 4 May 2011, lot 144 (part)For Joseph Bray of Dublin see David J.W. Stroud, A Dictionary Of The Early Irish Gunmakers, 2023, pp. 126-127For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

An Irish Flintlock Officer's Pistol Of Musket BoreBy McDermot Of Dublin, Early 19th CenturyWith rebrowned twist sighted barrel stamped with Irish registration number 'M-N 1854' for Co. Monaghan within the sighting groove and fitted with spring bayonet on the left side, grooved engraved tang, signed border engraved flat lock with roller, figured full stock (fore-end with minor split) with rounded pineapple chequered butt, the latter with silver cap, engraved steel trigger-guard, vacant silver escutcheon, and stirrup ramrod (steel parts with some rust patination) 15.7 cm. barrelFootnotes:ProvenanceSold in these Rooms, Antique Arms and Armour, 4 April 2007, lot 418For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

A Flintlock Brass-Barrelled Pistol Of Carbine Bore With Spring BayonetInscribed Calvert, Leeds, Early 19th CenturyWith octagonal barrel engraved 'LEEDS' along the top flat and fitted with a folding bayonet, engraved tang with bayonet-catch, refurbished flat bevelled lock engraved 'CALVERT' (cock replaced) and with safety-catch and roller, figured full stock (fore-end with minor old repaired cracks) with flat-sided rounded butt, brass trigger-guard with acorn finial and engraved with a flower-head on the bow, turned brass ramrod-pipes, and later brass-tipped ramrod, Tower private proof marks 23 cm. barrel For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

A Cased Pair Of 32-Bore Flintlock Travelling Or Overcoat PistolsSigned Stevens, London, Circa 1820With twist sighted barrels each engraved 'LONDON' on the sighting flat, decorated with a large martial trophy beyond, and stamped with Irish registration number for Co. Limerick to the left of the silver fore-sight, breeches each with gold line and platinum-lined touch-hole, foliate engraved tangs each with back-sight, border engraved flat bevelled locks each signed in capitals, decorated with a starburst beneath the semi-rainproof pan, with foliage on the stepped tail, and with safety-catch and roller, figured full stocks each with chequered rounded butt (old split in each ramrod-channel), trigger-guards each with pineapple finial and decorated with foliage on the border engraved bow, vacant silver escutcheons, and horn-tipped wooden ramrods: in contemporary mahogany case fitted and lined in faded blue velvet with powder-flask with wedge-shaped bevelled body, and steel bullet mould, the exterior of the lid with shaped vacant brass escutcheon plate, Birmingham proof marks 6.5 cm. barrels Footnotes:Probably retailed by James Stevens, successor to Wattell Clark, recorded at 43 High Holborn, London between 1815 and 1822For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

A Cased Pair Of 28-Bore Flintlock Travelling Pistols By Simmons & Howell, Early 19th CenturyWith octagonal sighted barrels each signed in capitals along the top flat and retaining some blueing, engraved case-hardened tangs each with back-sight, case-hardened border engraved flat bevelled locks each signed in capitals and with engraved stepped tail, blued safety-catch and roller, figured full stocks (one with old split in the ramrod-channel) each with rounded pineapple chequered butt, reblued mounts comprising trigger-guards each with pineapple finial and decorated with a flower-head on the border engraved bow, slotted ramrod-pipes, vacant silver escutcheons, contemporary bright steel ramrods, and retaining much of their old refinishing: in relined and refitted mahogany case with some accessories including powder-flask with wedge-shaped bevelled body, and steel bullet mould, the exterior of the lid with flush-fitting brass carrying handle on an oval brass plate with roped border, Tower private and London proof marks, barrelsmith's mark JS, probably of Joseph Simmons 12 cm. barrels Footnotes:Simmons & Howell are recorded at 44 High Street, Birmingham, Warwickshire between 1802 and 1807For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

A 12-Bore Flintlock Overcoat Pistol Circa 1820With rebrowned twist octagonal barrel engraved with foliage and 'LONDON' along the top flat, foliate engraved tang, border engraved flat lock decorated with foliage, cock en suite, roller, figured full stock with chequered rounded butt, reblued trigger-guard with pineapple finial and decorated with foliage on the border engraved bow, vacant white-metal escutcheon and barrel-bolt escutcheons, and original brass-mounted ramrod, Birmingham proof marks 13 cm. barrel For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

A Fine Flintlock Officer's Pistol Of Musket BoreBy Prosser, Charing Cross, London, Early 19th CenturyWith browned sighted barrel (some scattered light pitting) engraved 'Charing-Cross-London' along the sighting flat, case-hardened tang engraved with foliage and incorporating a back-sight, signed case-hardened flat bevelled lock engraved with a starburst and foliage at the stepped tail, engraved safety-catch and blued steel-spring with roller, figured full stock (fore-end split on one side) with flattened butt cut with characteristic chequering with a cross in the centre of each diamond, border engraved blued steel mounts comprising pommel-cap decorated with a flower-head centred on the retaining screw, trigger-guard with foliage and a Britannia shield on the bow, trigger-plate with pineapple finial, stirrup ramrod, and much original finish, London proof marks 24.4 cm. barrelFootnotes:ProvenanceSold in these Rooms, Antique Arms and Armour, 23 April 2008, lot 459John Prosser was appointed Sword Cutler & Beltmaker to George III in 1795 and to George IV in 1827. He was at 9 Charing Cross between 1796 and 1853For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

A Cased Pair Of Flintlock Officer's Pistols Of Carbine BoreSigned Smith, London, Early 19th CenturyWith rebrowned sighted barrels each signed along the sighting flat, breeches each with platinum line and platinum-lined touch-hole, foliate engraved tangs each with back-sight, signed border engraved flat bevelled locks (one steel replaced) decorated with foliage and each with safety-catch, foliate engraved cock, semi-rainproof pan and roller, figured full stocks (minor old bruising) each with chequered rounded butt, steel trigger-guards each with pineapple finial and decorated with foliage on the border engraved bow, vacant silver escutcheons and barrel-bolt escutcheons (one bolt replaced), horn fore-end caps, and stirrup ramrods (steel parts with some wear and rust patination): in modern brass-mounted lined and fitted wooden case with some accessories, the exterior of the lid with brass plate incorporating a flush-fitting carrying handle, London proof marks 20.3 cm. barrelsFootnotes:ProvenanceSold in these Rooms, Antique Arms, Armour & Modern Sporting Guns, 24 November 2021, lot 328For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

A Cased Pair Of 22-Bore Flintlock D.B. Carriage PistolsBy J. & W. Richards Of Birmingham, Circa 1800With rebrowned twist sighted barrels each engraved with a foliate band at the back of the breech, the latter each indistinctly stamped 'STUBS' and 'STOKES & CO' beneath, border engraved tangs en suite with the breeches and each grooved for sighting, border engraved flat bevelled locks each signed in script and with safety-catch and roller, the left-hand locks each with indented breast for the retaining screw, figured half-stocks (some old bruising, one with repaired split beneath the left lock and in front of the right), chequered rounded butts, the side-flats left plain and each pommel cut with radiating lines, steel trigger-guards each with urn-shaped finial and engraved with a diamond-shaped motif on the bow, rear ramrod-pipes each with foliate finial, and original brass-tipped ramrods each with steel worm (some light pitting, one ramrod-pipe replaced): in contemporary relined and refitted mahogany case with brass-mounted three-way powder-flask and steel bullet mould, the exterior of the lid with circular flush-fitting brass carrying handle, Tower private proof marks and crowned 'R' marks 22.5 cm. barrels Footnotes:Joseph & William Richards are recorded in Birmingham between 1799 and 1817 where they had a factory. Between 1808 and 1810 they are recorded at 16 Staining Lane, London. Joseph is recorded carrying on the business alone in Birmingham between 1815 and 1830For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

A 22-Bore Flintlock Duelling Pistol By I. & J. Parr, Circa 1815Reconverted from percussion, with rebrowned octagonal sighted barrel engraved with a band of foliage at the rear, grooved tang engraved with foliage, border engraved flat bevelled lock decorated with foliage on the stepped tail and with engraved safety-catch and roller, figured full stock (old repairs including in the ramrod-channel at the muzzle), chequered rounded butt (broken through and repaired), steel trigger-guard with large pineapple finial and engraved with a flower-head on the bow (tang repaired), turned ramrod-pipes, and original horn-tipped ramrod with steel worm (some wear and light patination), London proof marks 22.5 cm. barrel Footnotes:The makers are almost certainly John and James Parr of Liverpool, LancashireFor further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

A Flintlock Pistol Of Carbine BoreBy Barwick, Norwich, Circa 1800With octagonal sighted barrel (light rust patination) signed along the top flat and with gold-lined touch-hole, the bottom flat stamped 'Stubbs', 'IS' crowned, and 'IF', tang engraved with a martial trophy and a starburst, signed border engraved flat bevelled lock decorated with a starburst behind the semi-rainproof pan and on the stepped tail, foliate engraved cock, safety-catch and roller, figured full stock (some old bruising) with chequered rounded butt, steel trigger-guard engraved with a martial trophy on the bow and with pineapple finial, turned ramrod-pipes, shield-shaped vacant silver escutcheon, and later brass-mounted ramrod, London proof marks 23.1 cm. barrelFootnotes:ProvenanceThe Paul Murray Collection sold in these Rooms, 13 November 2017, lot 615George & Charles Barwick are recorded in Norwich, Norfolk, between 1797 and 1804For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

A 22-Bore Flintlock Duelling Pistol By Gill & Knubley, London, Circa 1784With slightly swamped octagonal sighted barrel signed in script along the top flat and engraved with a band of beadwork ahead of an engraved silver band at the rear of the breech, tang with back-sight and engraved with flower-heads and foliage, flat bevelled lock (cock expertly replaced) signed in script and engraved with foliage on the stepped tail, old replacement steel with roller acting against a ramp on the steel-spring, figured full stock (fore-end with minor old repairs) with rounded flat-sided butt, an oval silver escutcheon on one side engraved with owner's monogram, and on the other with the owner's crest and motto, steel trigger-guard with large pineapple finial and decorated with flower-heads on the border engraved bow, silver escutcheon engraved with owner's initial 'J', a baron's coronet above, set trigger, turned ramrod-pipes, and horn-tipped ramrod, possibly original, London proof marks 24.9 cm. barrel Footnotes:Thomas 1 Gill (d. 1801) was established in Birmingham by about 1744 and is recorded as making 'swords, guns, pistols, saws, elastic spurs, pistols with bayonets and unparalled snuffers...'. In 1782 he was at 11 Charing Cross, London and was succeeded there in 1784 by John Knubley (Gunmaker to the Prince of Wales, Duke of Clarence and Prince Edward). It is probable that this pistol therefore dates from this period. For more information see Leslie Southwick, London Silver-hilted Swords..., 2001, pp. 116 and 161The crest and motto is that of Patrick Heron (1736-1803), MP for Kirkcubright and a banker. The initial 'J' with a baron's coronet above probably refers to John Maxwell (1772-1830), who married Patrick Heron's only daughter 1802. On inheriting the Heron estate in 1804 he changed his name to John Shaw-Stewart Heron-Maxwell, and succeeded his father as 4th Baronet in the same yearFor further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

A 25-Bore Flintlock Saw-Handled Duelling PistolBy T. Mortimer, London, Gun-Maker To His Majesty, Circa 1820With rebrowned elaborately twist octagonal sighted barrel engraved 'Gun Maker To His Majesty' in gothic script along the top flat (engraving refreshed), border engraved recessed patent breech with platinum oval signed in capitals, platinum line and platinum-lined touch-hole, border engraved tang with back-sight and decorated with a martial trophy and foliage, border engraved flat bevelled detented lock signed in gothic capitals and decorated with a starburst behind the swept rainproof pan and with a martial trophy on the tail, foliate engraved cock (top jaw and screw replaced) and safety-catch, steel with pierced lip over the touch-hole, and roller, figured half-stock with pointed spur and chequered rounded butt, the latter with flat ovoidal pommel inset with a border engraved silver oval decorated with a flower-head centred on the retaining screw, spur trigger-guard (refurbished or replaced) decorated with a martial trophy on the border engraved bow, trigger-plate with pineapple finial, border engraved silver fore-end cap also forming the ramrod-entry and decorated with a Britannia shield, vacant escutcheon on the side-flat, adjustable set trigger, and horn-tipped ramrod, London proof marks 23.5 cm. barrelFootnotes:Thomas Jackson Mortimer was apprenticed to his father, Thomas Elsworth, in 1795. He joined his father as T. Mortimer & Son at 44 Ludgate Hill, London between 1807 and 1824. He was in business on his own account at 21 St. James's Street, London between 1818 and 1821; 38 St. James's Street between 1822 and 1824; and 34 St. James's Street between 1824 and the year of his death in 1833. Following his death his widow Elizabeth continued to reside at the same address until 1838The swept pan and steel are reminiscent of firearms built by William 1 Smith of 2 New Lisle Street, LondonFor further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

A Cased Pair Of 18-Bore Flintlock Duelling Pistols By John Richards, Strand, London, Circa 1800With rebrowned twist octagonal sighted barrels each engraved 'STRAND LONDON' along the top flat and with a band of foliage at the rear, gold-lined touch-holes, border engraved tangs each with back-sight and decorated with a Britannia shield and foliage, border engraved case-hardened flat bevelled detented locks each signed in capitals, decorated with a starburst behind the pan and with a part martial trophy on the stepped tail, foliate engraved cocks each with engraved safety-catch behind, and blued steel-springs each with roller, figured full stocks each with flat-sided rounded butt, blued steel trigger-guards each with large pineapple finial and decorated with a Britannia shield, banners and foliage on the bow, blued turned ramrod-pipes, adjustable set triggers, original ramrods, one with horn tip and steel worm, the other with threaded tip over the worm and also forming a powder-measure, and retaining some original finish: in original lined and fitted oak case with some accessories including brass-mounted three-way powder-flask covered in red leather, steel bullet mould and modern Peter Dyson silver-mounted turnscrew with pricker, the interior of the lid with maker's illustrated trade label (minor damage), the exterior with flush-fitting brass carrying handle, London proof marks and barrelsmith's mark 'J.S', crowned 25.5 cm. barrels Footnotes:John 1 Richards is recorded at 54 Strand (near the Adelphi), London between 1782 and 1808Offered with a 'Firearms As Trophies' certificate dated 13.2.1921 and detailing 'One pair of old flint pistols, flint action' and 'One double barrelled flint pistol, silver mounted'For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

A Flintlock Blunderbuss-PistolSigned Wheeler, London, Early 19th CenturyWith two-stage brass barrel turned and belled at the muzzle, octagonal breech engraved 'LONDON' along the top flat and with punched border at the girdle and at the rear, tang engraved with foliage, border engraved flat bevelled lock (cock replaced) signed in capitals and decorated with a starburst behind the pan and on the stepped tail, safety-catch and roller, figured full stock (fore-stock mostly replaced including slotted ramrod-pipe) with rounded butt, steel trigger-guard with pineapple finial and decorated with a flower-head on the border engraved bow, and later brass-capped ramrod, Tower private proof marks 18.2 cm. barrel For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

A Flintlock Brass-Barrelled Blunderbuss-PistolBy Ketland & Co., London, Late 18th CenturyWith slender two-stage barrel turned and belled at the muzzle, octagonal breech engraved 'London' along the top flat and punched with a line of circles at the turned girdle and at the rear of the breech, plain tang, signed border engraved flat bevelled brass lock (one side-nail replaced) with roller, figured full stock (butt broken through and with old repairs) carved with a shell behind the barrel tang, border engraved brass mounts comprising ovoidal side-nail plate, vacant shield-shaped escutcheon, spurred pommel decorated with a flower-head on each side and with stepped ovoidal cap, trigger-guard (tang repaired) with acorn finial and engraved with a flower-head on the bow, brass ramrod-pipes, and later brass-tipped wooden ramrod, Tower private proof marks 20.5 cm. barrelFootnotes:ProvenanceSold in these Rooms, Antique Arms, Armour & Modern Sporting Guns..., 23 May 2019, lot 366William Ketland & Co. are recorded in Birmingham between 1808 and 1831. The company had a London branch at 2 Copthall Buildings in 1818For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

A Fine Pair Of 22-Bore Silver-Mounted Flintlock PistolsBy Harrison & Thomson, London, London Silver Hallmarks For 1778 And 1779, Maker's Mark Of John KingWith two-stage barrels each with turned and roped girdle, silver spider fore-sight, gold-lined touch-hole and proof marks, and engraved gold-inlaid ribbon inscribed 'London' on the top flat of the octagonal breech, one barrel retaining much of its original finish (the other reblued), grooved tangs engraved with rococo ornament on a hatched ground, signed flat bevelled locks each with roller bearing on a ramp, gold-lined pan, and reblued safety-catch, steel-spring, top jaw and screw (one cock expertly replaced), figured full stocks each inlaid behind the barrel tang with a large owner's monogram, 'WM' in silver with finely inlaid interlaced scrollwork in silver wire above and beneath, and opposite the lock with swags of scrolls, flowers and foliage also in silver, full silver mounts comprising engraved trigger-guards with acorn finial, engraved spurred pommels each with grotesque mask cap, and turned ramrod-pipes, engraved iron side-nail washers, shaped engraved silver barrel-bolt escutcheons, and original horn-tipped ramrods each with worm (one pistol with minor surface pitting on the barrel and lock), Tower private and London Gunmakers' Company proof marks (2) 22.9 cm. barrelsFootnotes:ProvenanceOne pistol, Sotheby's Billingshurst, Arms, Armour and Militaria, 28 November 2000, lot 1006The Norman H. Dixon Collection sold in these Rooms, 18 April 2012, lot 307LiteratureNorman Dixon, Georgian Pistols ..., 1971, pp. 60-62, 86 and 94, pls. 6, 39-40 and 86Norman Dixon, 'Joseph Heylin, A Georgian Gunmaker 1730-1801', J.A.A.S., Vol. XVII, No. 3 (March 2002), p. 155, fig. 13BPenelope Harrison, one of the few women recorded in the history of London gunmaking, was the widow of John 2 Harrison. She ran the business in partnership with James Thom(p)son (John 2 Harrison's son-in-law) at 18 Swan Street, Minories from 1779 to 1803. They were Contractors to Ordnance and to the East India CompanyFor further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

A Cased 20-Bore Flintlock D.B. Sporting Gun By J.M. Burnie, Berwick, Circa 1815With rebrowned twist sighted barrels each stamped 'EXTRA FINE TWISTED STUBBS' beneath towards the breeches, recessed border engraved breeches each with gold line, rectangular gold-lined maker's stamp (one with replaced gold) and platinum-lined touch-hole, the rib between engraved with a starburst, border engraved tang decorated with martial trophies, starbursts and foliage, signed border engraved flat bevelled locks each decorated with a starburst behind the rainproof pan and with foliage on the stepped tail, engraved cocks and steels each with a roller bearing on a ramp on the steel-spring, figured half-stock (some old bruising and minor split in front of the left lock) with chequered grip, steel mounts comprising butt-plate decorated with a gundog and gamebird in a landscape on the border engraved heel tang, trigger-guard with a martial trophy on the border engraved bow and with a starburst on the scrolled tang, trigger-plate with pineapple finial, vacant silver escutcheon and barrel-bolt escutcheons, and brass-mounted ramrod, probably original: in contemporary lined and fitted wooden case (the front with some old worming) with some accessories including mainspring clamp, pan brush and shot-flask, the leather body tooled with pheasants in a landscape within a circular border of beadwork on both sides, the interior of the lid with maker's trade label (stained), the exterior with circular vacant brass escutcheon centred on a flush-fitting brass carrying handle, private Birmingham proof marks 73.7 cm. barrels Footnotes:James Burnie is recorded in Berwick-upon-Tweed, Northumberland between 1810 and 1828For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

A 13-Bore Flintlock Sporting GunBy Joseph Manton, London, No. 1420 For 1801Reconverted from percussion, with rebrowned twist sighted three-stage barrel turned at the girdle, part octagonal breech (some old pitting beneath) becoming polygonal, recessed breech with gold line, rectangular gold-lined maker's stamp, and relined touch-hole, border engraved tang decorated with a martial trophy and foliage, border engraved flat lock signed in capitals (signature refreshed) and decorated with a martial trophy on the tail, and with roller bearing on a ramp on the steel-spring, figured half-stock (some old bruising, fore-stock with some old worming and repairs) with dark horn fore-end cap and chequered grip, border engraved steel mounts decorated en suite with the tang and comprising butt-plate and trigger-guard, trigger-plate with pineapple finial, vacant silver escutcheon and barrel-bolt escutcheons, and brass-tipped ramrod with steel worm (some wear and rust patination), London proof marks 84.5 cm. barrel Footnotes:Previously unrecordedFor further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

A 16-Bore Silver-Mounted Flintlock Sporting GunBy William Bailes, London, London Silver Hallmarks For 1763, Maker's Mark Of John AllenWith rebrowned two-stage barrel with turned girdle and silver spider fore-sight, signed octagonal breech section engraved with a band of beadwork at the rear and with gold-lined touch-hole, finely engraved grooved tang, large signed flat lock retained by two screws and with moulded border, roller, engraved safety-catch and tail, figured half-stock (minor bruising, cracked at the rear side-nail, chipped above and in front of the lock) carved in relief with a shell behind the barrel tang, chequered grip with a dot in the centre of each diamond, cast and chased silver butt-plate and trigger-guard each decorated with rococo designs, the trigger-guard with a martial trophy in relief on the bow and a bouquet of flowers and foliage on the finial, silver rear ramrod-pipe (replaced), horn fore-end cap, and later horn-tipped ramrod (iron parts with some scattered minor pitting), London proof marks and Foreigner's mark 98.8 cm. barrelFootnotes:ProvenanceThe Marquess of Zetland, Aske, Nr. Richmond, Yorkshire (anon sale, Sotheby & Co., London, 20 December 1977, lot 235 - £990 including premium, to Neal)W. Keith Neal Collection, G352Christie's London, Fine Antique Firearms from the W. Keith Neal Collection, 25 October 2001, lot 54Sold in these Rooms, Fine Antique Arms and Armour..., 20 April 2011, lot 334Literature:W. Keith Neal and D.H.L. Back, Messrs Griffin & Tow And W. Bailes, 1989, pp. 176-178, pls. 83 a-dAlmost certainly made for Sir Lawrence Dundas, Bt. (d. 1781), 'The Nabob of the North', patron of Robert Adam, Thomas Chippendale, Pierre Langlois and Johann ZoffanyWilliam Bailes (circa 1700-1766) was at Great Russell Street, Bloomsbury from 1748 until his death. He is credited by Sir Thomas Frankland (in Cautions to Young Sportsmen) with the invention of the under-rib as fitted to the barrel of this gunFor John Allen see footnote to lot 200For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

A Very Rare 32-Bore (.500) Flintlock Ferguson-Action Breech-Loading Park RifleBy Durs Egg, London, Circa 1790With rebrowned slightly swamped octagonal sighted barrel rifled with six spiral grooves and signed along the top flat in front of the loading aperture, silver fore-sight, and engraved with a line of beadwork in front of the back-sight, border engraved tang decorated with flowering foliage, signed border engraved flat lock (cock an old replacement) decorated with a bird in flight and foliage at the stepped tail, and with roller bearing on a ramp on the steel-spring, figured half-stock with dark horn fore-end cap, the butt (some old splits) with cheekpiece, characteristically chequered grip and carved with a shell behind the barrel tang, steel butt-plate decorated with a musical trophy on the border engraved heel tang, trigger-guard lever with foliage suspended from a ribbon on the bow, under-rib (one ramrod-pipe replaced), and later brass-mounted ramrod (some old rust patination), London proof marks 72.4 cm. barrel Footnotes:Captain Patrick Ferguson (1744-80) patented his improved version of the La Chaumette breech-loading system in 1776. He employed the quick thread on the breech-plug which enabled it to be lowered by one turn of the trigger-guard (already used by Bidet in London in the 1720s), but he improved the action to prevent jamming after a few rounds mainly by cutting a recess into the plug (for grease) and vertical grooves across the screw threads. The present rifle incorporates both these improvementsFerguson demonstrated his rifle most successfully to the Board of Ordnance and to the King, whom he told that he could fire seven shots in a minute although 'he would not undertake in that time to knock down above five of His Majesty's enemies'. Initially two rifles were made by Durs Egg, followed by the production of one hundred, which a company of Volunteer riflemen were trained to use. Under Ferguson's leadership the riflemen fought with distinction in the American War of Independence at the battle of Brandywine Creek in 1777, but Ferguson was badly wounded, and Sir William Howe, said to have been insulted because Ferguson's corps was raised without his knowledge, disbanded it, returning the men to their units. For the next two years Ferguson led raids with small bodies of troops in the Jerseys and the south, and fought under Tarleton. He was killed at the battle of King's Mountain, in North Carolina, on 7 October 1780, the only British officer with over a thousand loyal AmericansFor a related example see the Christie's London, Fine Antique Firearms from the W. Keith Neal Collection, 8 November 1995, lot 137. For Durs Egg see footnote to lot 163For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

Antique German faience glazed pottery roller jug/pitcher, possibly Magdeburg; together with a group of assorted German tankards, all with hinged pewter covers, to include souvenir examples, two by BMS Bierseidel, a stoneware by W.Germany, a Zinn Becker pewter example etc.; also two Staffordshire character jugs

A MAMOD SR1A STEAM ROLLER

Pole Rollers, Preston Innovations Super Pro V-Roller and a Team Daiwa Roller.

Pole Rollers, Preston Innovations Pro V-Roller and an unused Avanti Roller.

A sapphire and diamond floral pendant/brooch, claw set cushion shaped sapphire, approximately 13.3 x 11.85 x 7.05mm, estimated approximate weight 11.50ct, graduated claw set round brilliant cut diamonds, estimated approximate total diamond weight 7.00ct, diameter 6cm, concealed pendant bale and a pin and roller catch brooch fitting, unmarked, tested as 18ct gold, weight 42.1g

A late 20th century 9ct gold, sapphire and diamond crescent brooch, nine graduated round faceted sapphires, diameter from 1.4 to 3.8mm, and eight graduated round brilliant cut diamonds, estimated approximate total diamond weight 0.40ct, pin and roller catch fitting, diameter 2.8cm, hallmarked London, 9ct gold, weight 6g

A Georgian amethyst and diamond pendant/brooch, central oval faceted amethyst approximately 21.5 x 18mm, surrounded by six smaller oval faceted amethysts, all held within foil backed closed settings, with beaded decoration, bale set with four old mine cut diamonds, estimated approximate total diamond weight 0.50ct, length including bale 5.5cm, width 5.2cm, later pin and roller catch fitting, unmarked, tested as 9ct gold, weight 30.2g

Two wreath style pearl brooches, first, the larger wreath set with ten 4mm pearls, diameter 3.5cm, pin and roller catch fitting, hallmarked London, 9ct gold; second, the smaller wreath set with twelve seed pearls, diameter 2.5cm, pin and hook fitting, unhallmarked, stamped '15C', gross weight 9.8g (2)

An emerald and diamond pendant/brooch, openwork scroll design with a claw set oval faceted emerald, approximately 12.75 x 10.6 x 6.7mm, estimated approximate weight 5.20ct, surrounded by a border of claw set round brilliant cut diamonds, further set with graduated diamonds, terminating in a diamond and pear shaped emerald dropper, estimated approximate total diamond weight 5.30ct, dimensions 6.5 x 6.1cm, concealed pendant bale and a roller catch brooch fitting, unmarked, tested as 18ct gold, weight 27.5g

A hardstone cameo pendant/brooch, the carved agate cameo depicting a female bust adorned with decorative jewellery, surrounded by a foliate style border, dimensions 4.7 x 3.8cm, modern pin and roller catch fitting, unmarked, tested as 9ct gold, weight 21.8g

A ruby and diamond crescent brooch, floral diamond cluster, with a central old mine cut diamond, approximately 4 x 3.8mm, surrounded by old European cut diamonds, mounted to a knife edge bar, within a crescent set with graduated rubies and old brilliant cut diamonds, and terminating in a claw set old mine cut diamond, approximately 4.4 x 4.05mm, estimated approximate total diamond weight 1.70ct, dimensions 5 x 3cm, pin and roller catch fitting, unmarked, tested as 9ct gold, weight 10.2g, cased

A double diamond cluster brooch, two foil backed rose cut diamond clusters, diameter approximately 10.5mm, estimated approximate diamond weight 1.30ct, mounted to a modern plain polished panel, length 2.2cm, pin and roller catch fitting, unmarked, tested as 9ct gold with silver settings, weight 3.8g

A Georgian garnet and diamond brooch, in the form of a cross, with a central cushion shaped garnet and oval faceted garnets at cardinal points, spaced by three rose cut diamonds, all held within foil backed closed settings, dimensions 4.7 x 4.3cm, later pin and roller catch fitting, unmarked, tested as 9ct gold, weight 11.5g

Georg Jensen - A dolphin brooch, modelled as twin swimming dolphins, dimensions 4.2 x 2.2cm, pin and roller catch fitting, signed 'Georg Jensen', numbered 317, weight 4.8g, cased

A 9ct gold pig brooch, realistically formed as a pig with a matt finish, dimensions 3.7 x 1.8cm, pin and roller catch fitting, hallmarked London, 9ct gold, weight 10.8g

A pearl and diamond leaf pendant, textured leaf with a central row of pearl and eight cut diamonds, dimensions 5.7 x 2.5cm, pin and roller catch fitting, unmarked, tested as 18ct gold, weight 10g

Georg Jensen - An 18ct gold dolphin brooch modelled as twin swimming dolphins, dimensions 4.2 x 2.2cm, pin and roller catch fitting, import mark for London, 18ct gold, dated 1980, sponsors mark 'GJLd' and signed 'Georg Jensen', numbered 1317, weight 5.6g

Hermès - A brooch together with two pairs of earrings, the yellow metal blue cloisonné enamel brooch, dimensions 6 x 1cm, pin and roller catch fitting, stamped 'HERMÈS', 'MADE IN FRANCE', together with two pairs of yellow metal cloisonné enamel earrings, dimensions 2.1 x 1.9cm, hinged clip fittings, each stamped 'HERMÈS', gross weight 40.2g (3)

An early 20th century black opal and diamond bar brooch, two oval cabochon black opals and three claw set old European cut diamonds, estimated approximate total diamond weight 0.50ct, tapered bar, length 6.1cm, pin and roller catch fitting, unmarked, tested as 9ct gold, weight 3.3g

A diamond, sapphire and emerald floral brooch, claw set round brilliant cut diamond, estimated approximate weight 0.66ct, surrounded by pear shaped emeralds, round brilliant cut diamonds, and pear shaped sapphires, estimated approximate total diamond weight 1.38ct, diameter 2.9cm, pin and roller catch fitting, unmarked, tested as 18ct gold, weight 11.3g

Montegrappa NeroUno rollerball pen the black barrel and cap of octagonal form with chrome mounts and clip with roller. (working)

Two fine pens by Montblanc and Cartier, featuring a Montblanc Starwalker Fineliner, Numbered: MBBB4W723, with a black resin body and gilt mounts, overall length of 14 cm. A Cartier roller ball pen, Numbered: 110619 with a tapering black resin body with a red enamel cap, in its Cartier box. (2)

Norwegian interest: a Modernist enamel silver gilt brooch by Ivor T Holth, modelled as a Seastar, comprising white guilloche enamel arms, the centre raised with graduated red enamel dot decoration, diameter approx 42mm, pin and roller clasp, marked to reverse 925 S (H) Sterling Norway, Further details: good enamel present and intact, some tarnish to gilt, minor wear only 

Norwegian interest: a Modernist enamel silver gilt 'Lily of the valley' brooch by Askel Holmsen comprising white guilloche enamel decoration, size approx 60mm, pin and roller clasp, marked to reverse Norway Sterling 925 S  Further details: some enamel loss to one flower, some tarnish to gilt, wear and tear commensurate with age